Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

ASxt1o. Uh1af CNsW.sy las telanrapAsf
. eesoRiption q 0sRiRStnn & Al noln1I
90 the DortheEn and suntheRn h1anda
/ xle4 of he STATE, with inHlrur1iona &,
o4loers % 0EFcsl hin Il founG. Oreish
lnDaa uife claims thns hsE husband 1
a1zli IN TIE o11B haa does nna knpW a
whnt loemlf1g. bua believes ha ws1l nnuaaI
q eonEt t1moEt0w. whiah is The tine 81
fer his ssnten1s.
TIE FREzzDzzxss roER.
zH1 RknEx nnAcH CHICAGO AND Pas
xHnoUaH a wnEB ~ EnczFzznEa.
OUnAae. 0ut. k-fhis muEnina thers
VS. q iDud ahpua fpum TIE crowd and
fhEaa bin ohnoes na shn PrentdnutiRl
paxsy worked anHoas TIE rintform u
theiF carriage at the Ailon dapo4.
momo11 later the carriage deer olgaad
viii q slam. Feur fpiritaf haessl
G4zhed away aa The vain ano.rnIed egaI
thelE he4ds and the PEsaideni uae rid
tna throaEh the streets of Ohisaeo.
nncrn1ukE mnrHuuRAnm.
u waB only q few moments after
ofclook this morning when the depol
whsR lhe President uas 70 alieht from
bis special train va Eade known bot L
vas 9 welcome. fitting of the great Re-
public. that the President reaeiVed,
uhsn he landed for tie hrst time q
OhicAgo. Ihe enthusiasm wns eIsctEi.
cal. such crowds. snch hFlQht facaa u
me nAme number wore navoF seen BE-
tore. There mast have bean $1,000
m1en, W0uen and children gathered
within Q few blocks Of The station.
Above the heads Of tie crowds oouId Be
seon the helmete0 military. Thay were
truly hne lot OF men Ia al four com
panies Of cavalry and aEtillary. TheiF
arrival created q sensation which grew
more and more tnmuitnoua a. the Fsea-
soential equipage appeased on the ecane.
aooD nATUnD.
The crowd vas entirely good naturad.
Its one wish seeming % Be 70 EXPRESS
respect Tor the Prasi6snf and his ladg.
Althongh boialeraus at times, - eli
crowds are, this one vas on lee good be-
havioE and readily enouRh obeyed the
requests Of the police 20 stand back and
leave a clear epaoa thronuh which The
President might pass. AZ the Presi-
dents carriage moped away the military
formed around 4 and he crowds with
wild cheering fell ID behinA.
TIE Presidents took Of bis hat The
moment be got ent Of the carriage and
bowed and smiled &c q FuualnQ ehear
vent MP. He seemed well pleased with
bis welcome. and well be might be. for
& was 9 truly royal one. Mrs. Cleveland
wore black dE1ss. end allhozRh weaE-
ed from travelling, nhe locked 20 fresh
md charming as uaaal
TIE day Wns nllsd with . magniacent
Of reoepticnn, parties,
paFades and speech making. The Prssi-
dent shook hands with more than 6000
people.
wlfe muFdereE.
NookLns. (Ariz.), Ook. ga Maxican
named Manuel Franco today fatally
ltahbad bis wife who hhd left him and
laksn service on the American side.
The ofieeEs chased him 10 the Mexican
side ef the line wheee he Il now hiding.
Franco had killed three other women ID
Mexico Ia the same manner. It h re
ported that the Governor nf 6onoeo has
aotfGed The of1clals here thht Ia case
lie murderer Be captured on Mexican
,oil be viii Be Immediately SHOT.
Fire msa Eillea.
AERUauxnouz IN. NJ Oct. 5.-Fr0m
! passenger who arrived IN this city on
last niQhi's s0uth-buund santa Re pas-
seneer train e is learned that I've men
we're killed Ct different points along tha
road yesterday-one at Argentine and
one each at Strong, Syracuse. La Junia
sud Las Vegas, Il appears that eli
mss their deaths while walking along
lhe track through their own careless
ness.
Peabsdg Fana.
Nnw YonK, Ocl. B.-The trustees Of
he Peabody educational fuBd held the
lWeuty -aixth annual meeting tonight.
According 70 She secfolary'a report The
fund amounts 10 x2 10000. and The In
eome theFefrom $4,000. The income Is
distributed ~ follewe: 6eholaFships.
60. 800; Normal Hohocl, $lB, ,000; anati.
Iutes, 411,700; public schools, 9lS. 200;
Normal College 81 Nashville, 81. 800
Wemen IN . Rtot.
Mkpnm, Oci. B.--Severai thousand
female cigar makers gathered a one Of
the factories and engaged ia Q riot.
Civil guards surrounded the factory
and the women toak possession of the
building. They ara siiIl holding he
buildina.
PrsAabIy Dsas Ser Meney.
DnRvxn, Oot. 6.--The story that John
ksmpsF. Who Teosnily bad lived IN
Denver, had written letter 10 bic sister
na Dayton, Ohio, confeauing 20 the nlur-
dszinQ Of his father at Cincinnati IN
1896, g dlsaEedllsd here. ID is reported
that his sister II aboue 60 be married
ana II any such lsatas had been written,
shoee here acquainted With the case be-
lisys thaa & wns dqkzs for the purpose 81
getting money from her, young kempe1
thinking bis sister would be willing 30
pay him literally rather than have q
scandal jaat 81 The time 0f hsF marriage.
Ths Prissnsr Klng.
I,ownom, Oct. 6.--A dlapatoh from
Oooktoun, Aua1Tailn, says that the
German aunoeAt AdleE. conveying King
nalietoa aEEived thsge and Transferred
tie King aboard he AlbstIoas, which
sailed Il is supposed for The German
ooiony e New Guinea
summsaa 0beaanad ~ . DeAn.
Duxrxx, Oct. b.--Rsv. OfRsaAn. Dean
Of the Catholic Church nt Mltehellslown.
nbeaiaad q nnmmcna eRainst Captain
Piankett for tgsapaas for entaxinR The
Denn's nFonnda q the h1e4 Of q fores
az poliss and husBaEs and dispeEsIng
ths eraWd assembled there on Tie cen
viosIon Of Wm. OBEian.
aunrrcI win nazl-E.sase ARsnas.
ssw Loum Osnmpo (Cai.l. Oct. 6--H.
&. MoBEids ledAy hled notice q law
IaEt nealnst r. Baker. vito sold the Los
Alamos, Q sanoh of iteo0 acres, . ghoFt
fiune efnoe. BakaH FaosiEo6 t14000
soramiaslon. MsBFids now eomss fof.
ward elaimina half 81 he oowmissiou
% the Rroupd Of . xssbal contract win
naker b the e3set thai u The piantiH
obtxinad tha parahaseEa faF tda Les
Alanos Fanch. be wa1sd receive ene-
half of sha net pFaAtg dsEixed from he
sale. NnHrids 9seFs thAt be ln1rDdneed
sae purchasers 81 tks Defendant an4
helped % neeofiate fhs sale, but th11
Raker refused hin anT ahars II TIE -
ssipls. Boih men ere rsalsstais aesnisl
Of this city.
Ws1hoaa MesnlA
Romn, Ous. NeRoainfinna bslwusn
italy ana Francs for Q treaty ef eom-
u,eEnn rave hesn Usfhoai Te1ulk Tks
dsmanfs q iiAly wsrs iaa6miHAhls.
osml1s WeafneE.
sAn FnAnrm7o. Ga ks-Ths in&i-
sfians for twenfy -fonE hooEa coU-
meneina a. u'oI0ek 4. n. On Osan.
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